New satellite images taken in the days after the US strikes in Iran show new activity at the site of one of the attacks. New access roads, construction equipment, and vehicles have been seen at the Fordo nuclear site. That is the one the president insisted was obliterated.Joining us now, staff writer for the Atlantic, Michael Sheerer, and Rick Stangle, who's still with us. Rick, um, can we put that much stock into access roads and and trucks and and and engagement with that site from satellite images. You c ...

CNN Exclusive: Early US intel suggests American strikes did not destroy Iran's nuclear sites and likely only set the program back by months, sources say. https://t.co/fnFgt5Yxj9 ...

All right, let's do calls of the day. Caterpillar target to 414 from 396. Truis reiterates that as a buy.Weiss, you own the stock. Yeah, again for me it's a hedge against a heavy heavy tech portfolio and growth portfolio. Uh we got some good news today on the nuclear plant that's uh going to be built in New York if they get approvals.So obviously that'll help Caterpillar. So I I think that with the reshoring on of America, which has been going on now for a number of years, it'll help them quite a bit. They' ...

President Trump addresses the nation after the U.S. attacks three Iranian nuclear sites—Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan—which form the core of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. Photo: ...

Geopolitical Impact - The United States' action against Iran's nuclear facilities is considered a history-altering decision [1] - The action is perceived as demonstrating strength, potentially leading to peace in the Middle East [2] - The operation is named "Operation Rising Line," with Israel playing a significant role [1] International Relations - The United States is seen as acting unilaterally, accomplishing what no other nation could [1] - The action is framed as preventing Iran from acquiring dangerous weapons [1] - The alliance between the United States and Israel is described as unshakable [3]

Nuclear Program Setback - The attacks on the Isfahan facility and Natanz constitute a serious setback for Iran's nuclear ambitions [1] - The damage impacts the uranium enrichment process, which is a critical part of the nuclear fuel cycle [1][2] - Iran has limited feedstock of uranium that can be further enriched for nuclear fuel [3] - Repairing the damage to the Isfahan facility will take months at the very least [3] Nuclear Facilities and Processes - The nuclear program is a vast industrial enterprise involving dozens of different sites [2] - Iran has multiple enrichment sites but only one conversion site [2] - The conversion site is where raw uranium is taken and injected with fluorine in specialized blast furnaces to produce uranium hexafluoride gas [2][3] - Uranium hexafluoride gas is the feedstock that's enriched for nuclear fuel [3]

Geopolitical Actions - Israel targeted the heart of Iran's nuclear enrichment program [1] - Israel targeted the heart of Iran's nuclear weaponization program [1] - Israel targeted Iran's main enrichment facility in Natanz [2] - Israel targeted Iran's leading nuclear scientists working on the Iranian bomb [2] - Israel also struck at the heart of Iran's ballistic missile program [2] Stated Policy - Israel will never allow those who call for its annihilation to develop the means to achieve that goal [1] - Israel backs those words with action [1]

Uranium miner Energy Fuels (UUUU 19.89%) received a major boost to its stock on Friday from one of the most powerful market movers lately -- President Donald Trump.On news that Trump signed a set of executive orders hastening the development of the nuclear energy industry, a clutch of sector stocks rose dramatically. Since uranium is the fuel of choice for nuclear power generation, Energy Fuels stock was swept up in the rally and closed Friday 20% higher. That was miles ahead of the S&P 500 index, which lan ...